tyle the page in a manner that is appropriate to the text you selected. Choose fonts that supplement the style. Apply each of the font and text properties to paragraphs or headings in your document. Use both positive and negative values where appropriate. Your page must include the following: Use at least one (1) hosted font library font (Google fonts or Adobe Typekit). The font should be aligned with the style that you have chosen. Select an additional Google font and using Font Squirrel(or other converter), convert that font into an @font-face kit and use it in your design- convert to at least three different font types. Do not add any ids or classes to your HTML file. Instead, use CSS selectors to select each element required. Include at least one image – do not forget to attribute the source Include a minimum of seven (7) of the following properties: font-weight font-style font-variant line-height letter-spacing word-spacing text-align text-decoration text-indent text-transform vertical-align Include the book.png file. You MUST place this image at the very bottom of your HTML file before the closing body. Using CSS you MUST display this image in either the top left or top right of your page. It must scroll with the page.

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Style the page in a manner that is appropriate to the text you selected. Choose fonts that supplement the style. Apply each of the font and text properties to paragraphs or headings in your document. Use both positive and negative values where appropriate. Your page must include the following:

Use at least one (1) hosted font library font (Google fonts or Adobe Typekit). The font should be aligned with the style that you have chosen.
Select an additional Google font and using Font Squirrel(or other converter), convert that font into an @font-face kit and use it in your design- convert to at least three different font types.
Do not add any ids or classes to your HTML file. Instead, use CSS selectors to select each element required.
Include at least one image – do not forget to attribute the source
Include a minimum of seven (7) of the following properties:
- font-weight
- font-style
- font-variant
- line-height
- letter-spacing
- word-spacing
- text-align
- text-decoration
- text-indent
- text-transform
- vertical-align
Include the book.png file. You MUST place this image at the very bottom of your HTML file before the closing body. Using CSS you MUST display this image in either the top left or top right of your page. It must scroll with the page.
No divs, spans, hr, br, etc.
Your CSS must be appropriately organized
Your HTML must be appropriate and valid
Place your CSS in its own folder, images in their own folder

CHECKLIST;

Uses a minimum of one font from a hosted library

Uses a font that you generated with at a minimum three(3) different font types (ttf, woff, etc.)

Includes an image

CSS placed in an external file

CSS Organized as per Clean CSS and used the full reset

You may not use presentational mark-up (br, hr) nor can you use any classes or ids

Minimum of seven (7) text and font properties

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